Good talk, interesting subject, and afterwards felt I learned something as well as that I wanted to explore the subject further... What more can I ask for?
Well done!
One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting. For syntax highlighted code you could do it manually or use a tool like http://pygments.org/
I really like this talk. Why? Because Sjoerd is very enthusiastically about the subject and took us by hand (on a good way) in the talk with the example of the Titanic and the use of a fake client question.
After this talk I have now a good start view on what Machine Learning could be and how we can start developing it in PHP.
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"One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting"
I liked it in this way :) Not at all distracting when reading the small pieces of code.
Good talk, interesting subject, never had the pleasure of using SVM for machine learning purposes. I've always been more of a neural network kind of guy... until now... Thanks for the insights :)
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Excellent talk - you're definitely ready for DPC :) It was entertaining and full of interesting insights into the subject of machine learning.
Good talk, interesting subject, and afterwards felt I learned something as well as that I wanted to explore the subject further... What more can I ask for?
Well done!
One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting. For syntax highlighted code you could do it manually or use a tool like http://pygments.org/
I really like this talk. Why? Because Sjoerd is very enthusiastically about the subject and took us by hand (on a good way) in the talk with the example of the Titanic and the use of a fake client question.
After this talk I have now a good start view on what Machine Learning could be and how we can start developing it in PHP.
From another comment:
"One little nitpick: please remove the linenumbers and codefolding indicators from the code examples, for me it was quite distracting"
I liked it in this way :) Not at all distracting when reading the small pieces of code.
Great talk! Your enthusiasm about the subject really helped making this potentially very dry subject understandable and fun.
Good talk, interesting subject, never had the pleasure of using SVM for machine learning purposes. I've always been more of a neural network kind of guy... until now... Thanks for the insights :)